Female Novel
Chapter 580
Fabian placed the box on the table. “Grandma has been speaking of you recently, so go and visit herwhen you’re free.”
Upon hearing this, Sophia laughed. “Did you perchance misunderstand me because I helped you theother day?” novelbin
Fabian looked at her. “Did you perchance misunderstand me because of my remark earlier?” Heplopped down onto the chair. “I didn’t mean anything. It’s just that you’ve helped me the other day, soI’ll look like an ungrateful wretch if I were to treat you with contempt.”
Walking over, Sophia sat down across from him. “I actually helped you because there was no otherchoice at that time. The issue would’ve persisted if I hadn’t stepped forward in that situation when youwere as drunk as a skunk. I didn’t mean anything else. I’m not really interested in associating with theBlackwell Family, so I’m rather conflicted by your visit. I don’t quite know how to face you, so why don’tyou just forget about everything that had happened? We’ll just act as though nothing happened. Howabout that?”
At this, Fabian chuckled. “Why are you so cautious in everything, Sophia?” He leaned back against thechair. “I’m not interested in associating with you either since it’s really rather awkward to have a familymember out of the blue. That aside, I still have to thank you when you’ve helped me out.” After sayingthat, he sighed. “Also, I have a question for you. I didn’t ramble when I fell asleep at your house thatday, did I?”
Sophia pursed her lips. “What’s considered rambling? Calling out a girl’s name perhaps?”
All at once, Fabian froze, his expression changing slightly. “What did you hear?”
Sophia felt that she’d hit the nail on the head. Sure enough, a woman is the reason he drank like a fishthat day. From ancient times, even heroes have a weakness for the charms of a beautiful woman. I’mactually a touch curious as to the beauty who managed to lock him down. She chortled. “I didn’t hearanything. You were inebriated, and it sounded vaguely like a woman’s name, but you weren’tenunciating all that well, nor did I pay much attention to it.”
Fabian stared at her for a long time before he finally retracted his gaze. He didn’t pursue that line ofquestion, probably afraid that he’d give away even more if he were to speak further.
Robin, on the other hand, went to the counter and made coffee for them both. Taking it from her withoutan ounce of hesitation, Fabian took a sip of coffee. “I heard that John is away on a business trip.” Atthis, Sophia frowned, not at all comprehending why he suddenly mentioned John.
Fabian lifted his eyes to Sophia. “Actually, I witnessed the entire incident of John leaving with thewoman.”
Sophia was stunned, and the same went for Robin who was at the side. “So, John truly took a womanhome and spent the night with her?” Robin blurted.
Turning, Fabian cast a glance at her. However, he didn’t find anything amiss, merely assuming that shewas Sophia’s friend, thus asking on her behalf. Grunting in agreement, he nodded. “John indeed leftwith the woman, and the two of them seemed very familiar with each other in the bar back then. It didn’tseem as though they were meeting for the first time.”
This came as a surprise to Sophia, for she’d seen the woman’s picture. From her dressing and all, sheseems to be a person who frequents nightclubs often, so John couldn’t quite possibly have known her.
However, it’s always difficult to say when it comes to something like this.
Meanwhile, disappointment shrouded Robin. Gazing at Fabian, she questioned, “In other words, Johnmay very likely have been carrying on with that woman long ago, yes?”
Nevertheless, Fabian didn’t dare run his mouth when the media itself didn’t confirm it as fact, merelyreporting that they both left together. Thus, he only chuckled since he wasn’t in a position to draw hisown conclusion. This chuckle, however, was tantamount to an answer.
Robin heaved a sigh. “Never had I expected John to be such a person.”
Beside her, Sophia snorted. “Don’t assume that everyone is good. He might have another side to himout of your line of sight.”